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Jun 11, 2013 - 5:02 PM
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seacard
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Now if only Intrada would do the same thing for "Two Days In The Valley"! And The Deep, and Mussolini, and Lock Up, and Robocop, and Toy Soldiers, and The Miracle Worker, and White Fang, and Mary, Queen of Scots, and Switchback, and . . . (It's no fun being new to this hobby, and feeling like you probably won't get to most of these scores for many years. At least there is enough great stuff to listen to that is in print!)
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Inchon is a curious score. It's sort of like the little sister to Goldsmith's score to MacArthur (if MacArthur is the little brother of Patton). It's got some interesting textures and ideas but seems to not gel as well as some of Jerry's other scores from the same era. I'm looking at you First Blood! I'd actually take Inchon over MacArthur.
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I'm a huge Goldsmith fan but this is definitely one of those that I just don't get. The recording and performance are atrocious and the music isn't anywhere good enough for me to subject myself to that. The best thing about the score is his use of the beautiful traditional Korean folk song Arirang... (e.g. "The Children")
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Glad I picked this up when it first came out. Not sure I'd be willing to shell out $1,999.71 for a copy. https://amzn.to/2JpLUXv
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